Apple increases the maximum upload from the store through the Internet package for 200 MB

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Sometimes, iPhone users need to download or update some applications from Apple's Apple Store through the Internet Pack, not via the Wi-Fi network, but Apple puts a limit on the amount of data exchange that can not be exceeded. The previous 150 MB, but the company has recently uploaded to 200 MB.

According to the 9to5mac site, although 200 MB may be a relatively small number, but at the same time an increase is required, especially with the increased application sizes and speed of communication especially through the fourth generation, it was at the beginning of this limit 10 MB and then doubled to 20 and then 50 Then 100 and recently 150 MB before increasing it to 200MB.

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But the biggest problem with Apple's App Store is that if the size of the download exceeds the maximum, there is no mechanism to bypass it and allow downloading it via the data so you will not be able to download until you connect over a wireless network, noting that this limit applies to the compressed version of the applications, Thus, if the download size after decompression is slightly greater than the maximum of 240 MB, it will be able to download it via data.